We talk a lot about the mass shooting crisis in the United States of America.

What if I told you while everyone is talking about mass shootings and normalizing gun violence,

Donald Trump and the Trump administration is quietly building a, quote, Amazon for guns.

And Donald Trump Jr., his son, could stand to benefit.

Yes, that's real. And in our first

major deep dive exclusive tonight, I'm going to walk you through how the Trump administration

in the wake of the White House Correspondence Dinner is quietly changing federal regulations to

make it easier to ship firearms across state lines using USPS

and how the Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., could stand to benefit

as they built this Amazon for guns.

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In the aftermath of the shooting near the White House Correspondence Dinner attended by Donald Trump,

the Department of Justice and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, firearms and Explosives,

also known as the ATF quietly unveiled a package of proposed regulatory changes

that could fundamentally transform

how firearms are bought and sold in the United States. At first glance, the changes, well,

they appear technical, updates to identity verification standards, revisions to federal firearm

forms, expansions of permit exemptions, and new shipping rules.

But taken together, they point towards something far more consequential, the gradual dismantling

of nearly six decades of restrictions that have required firearms transactions to occur person-to-person

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